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Scored across 6 tools
Each tool performs a distinct action: arithmetic operations are clearly separate, and customer tools differentiate by ID (get_customer), balance (get_customer_balance), and name search (find_customer). No functional overlap exists.
All tool names use lowercase with underscores, but there is a slight inconsistency between the 'get_' prefix for two customer tools and the 'find_' prefix for another. Arithmetic tools follow a simple verb pattern, but overall the naming is fairly consistent.
Six tools is a reasonable size for a server covering two small domains (arithmetic and customer lookup). It is neither too sparse nor overwhelming.
The arithmetic set lacks division, and the customer tools cover only read/lookup operations, missing create, update, or delete. While the scope may be intentional, it leaves common operations absent for a full-featured server.